WARWICK, R.I. — President Donald Trump’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity wants sensitive information about voters, including partial social security numbers, emailed to an insecure address, but RI Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea has refused to deliver private information.

Gorbea is among several secretaries of state who have refused. The request was sent via letter to all 50 states from Kris Kobach, Secretary of State in Kansas and Vice Chair of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity.

“Please be aware that any documents that are submitted to the full Commission will also be made available to the public,” the letter reads.

“I will safeguard the privacy of Rhode Island voters and respond only with data that is already publicly available. I will not release social security information or any information that was requested by Secretary Kobach regarding felony status, military status, or overseas citizen information,” Gorbea said in a statement Friday.

Gorbea also made note of Kobach’s compromised record on voter integrity, and the apparent disconnect between the stated mission of the panel and Kobach’s leadership on it.

“Secretary Kobach was fined for misleading the courts in his own state of Kansas, where his attempts to disenfranchise Kansas voters have been overthrown by the courts. It is deeply troubling that he has been given oversight of this commission by the President.”